US EditionDo It for Roscoe, Lewis – Hamilton Mourns Dog as Grief Fuels F1 Fight
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Sydney Morning Herald
RIP Roscoe: Lewis Hamilton’s best friend and the first dog of Formula 1
Lewis Hamilton said the death of his dog Roscoe, who had been a fixture in the F1 paddock since 2013, was one of the most painful experiences of his life.
The Briton revealed that after four days on life support, he had to make one of the most difficult decisions.
Lewis Hamilton announced with regret the death of Roscoe, his inseparable pet for more than a decade and a regular presence in the circuits of the highest category of motor racing. Through an emotional message shared on social networks, the British pilot reported that his dog died last Sunday, September 28, after four days connected to life support. “I lost my best friend last night. Thanks to everyone for the affection they have shown him over …
“I had to make the most difficult decision of my life,” said seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton, informing his fans about the death of his dog Roscoe after four days in which he remained comatose due to pneumonia and tubed with assisted breathing. MORE INFORMATION: Forensic psychologist confirms that Vladimir Putin “has a reptilian look” and “psychopathic profile”British Lewis Hamilton set aside his tire tests with his Ferrari to stay …
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